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If he was Demobbed in Spring 1919 like so many
His WW1 Army Records would have been sent by them as an Ex Soldier to their Repository Storeroom at Arnside Street in 1920 where they were All kept securely until September 1940  when the Repository was Blitzed and approximately 60 Percent were Destroyed Burnt - the 40 Percent that Partly Survived partly Burnt has been Scanned by Ancestry and held by them under Military-  Service Records
If you have looked under them and had success then there are no Records anywhere else then.
Applications for WW2 Records from the MOD are currently attempting to reduce their Two Year Backlog but at the same time the Transfer to the National Archives is also taking place over the next Few Years.

Hello Dave

My grandfather serving with the 2nd Batt. Coldstream Guards was awarded the Military Medal it was Gazetted 27th October 1916. Looking at your recent post would I be right in saying I would need to be looking at the War Diaries about 3 months prior to it being in the Gazette. 

Thanks

Ryhopelad

I would suggest 4 months prior

My Granddad Earned his 20th September 1917 on the Menin Rd East of Ypres - The Divisional Commander signed the Citation Card on 4 October 1917 presumably at his presentation of it In the Field on that day - But it did not get into the London Gazette until Mid January 1918  - 4 months after the Day Earned

Edward Kerruish Moore was born 18 January 1895 and Registered by his School Teacher Father
In Salford March Quarter 1895 Vol 8d page 69
Mother's Maiden Name = Christian
Father was John Kerruish Moore who married Margaret Ann Christian
John's Mother was Maiden Name Kerruish
Edward Birth Certificate shows John Registered the Baby's Name as Edward Christian Moore copy just downloaded
But the Typed GRO Registration March 1895 Index shows Edward Kerruish Moore -  when it wasn't  - why not Edward Christian?  - Puzzled. - He used Edward Kerruish Moore from 1901 Census to his Death 25 April 1918 - Most Odd
Any Explanations ?